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There Are Many Problems Due To Multiculturalism, But This Is Going Too Far Don't You Think?
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One example of verses from the Quran on pig consumption:
He has only forbidden to you dead animals, blood, the flesh of swine, and that which has been dedicated to other than God . But whoever is forced [by necessity], neither desiring [it] nor transgressing [its limit], there is no sin upon him. Indeed, God is Forgiving and Merciful.[6]
He has only forbidden to you dead animals, blood, the flesh of swine, and that which has been dedicated to other than God . But whoever is forced [by necessity], neither desiring [it] nor transgressing [its limit], there is no sin upon him. Indeed, God is Forgiving and Merciful.[6]
xin nian kwai lua !
ni hao - AOG - lung ma ?
remind me - this is china innit - a famously multicultural society but not as we mean it - The Han (*) insist they are top dog - and the muslims uighurs ( hey some long words here ! ) can go hang.
Which is not quite what we mean as multiculturalism.
(*) Han who dey den ? think duke of edinburgh ....
multiculturalism as coercion to break religious taboos ....
hey ho - well this is AB !
ni hao - AOG - lung ma ?
remind me - this is china innit - a famously multicultural society but not as we mean it - The Han (*) insist they are top dog - and the muslims uighurs ( hey some long words here ! ) can go hang.
Which is not quite what we mean as multiculturalism.
(*) Han who dey den ? think duke of edinburgh ....
multiculturalism as coercion to break religious taboos ....
hey ho - well this is AB !
Quote; " Another week in France and another row has broken out surrounding secularism or laïcité as it’s is called.
After town halls were told to remove nativity scenes because they were against the principle of “laicïté” one mayor in the south of France has used the same argument to justify “a pork or nothing” policy in his school.
From January 1st pupils in the little town of Sargé-lès-Le Mans in the Sarthe department of north-western France will not be offered a substitute meal if they don’t eat pork.
This will affect the 15 Muslim pupils in the school who cannot eat pork because it against the dietary rules of their religion. Eating pork is also against the rules of the Jewish religion but it is not believed there are any Jewish pupils at the school.
Mayor Marcel Mortreau says his decision is based on the “principle of Republican neutrality”.
“The mayor is not required to provide meals that respond to religious requirements. This is the principle of secularism,” Mortreau told Europe1 radio. "
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They were told to leave it if you don't want to eat it, not unlike a vegetarian would do, which seems fair to me.
After town halls were told to remove nativity scenes because they were against the principle of “laicïté” one mayor in the south of France has used the same argument to justify “a pork or nothing” policy in his school.
From January 1st pupils in the little town of Sargé-lès-Le Mans in the Sarthe department of north-western France will not be offered a substitute meal if they don’t eat pork.
This will affect the 15 Muslim pupils in the school who cannot eat pork because it against the dietary rules of their religion. Eating pork is also against the rules of the Jewish religion but it is not believed there are any Jewish pupils at the school.
Mayor Marcel Mortreau says his decision is based on the “principle of Republican neutrality”.
“The mayor is not required to provide meals that respond to religious requirements. This is the principle of secularism,” Mortreau told Europe1 radio. "
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They were told to leave it if you don't want to eat it, not unlike a vegetarian would do, which seems fair to me.
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